Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Families

The Castle Grounds is a free facility. It is used by local dog owners and young families as it is a nice place to walk or play.

Provides a green space for families and sporting activities

We support British children of Merchant Navy personnel by assessing their family circumstances and educational needs and providing help accordingly. Each applicant has unique problems and is treated individually. We can help at all educational stages, including University, and also for career and personal development training.

The ARNO Charitable Trust has a single Corporate Trustee, the Royal Naval Benevolent Society for Officers, which provides financial support to serving and retired officers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines, QARNNS, WRNS, their Reserves, spouses, former spouses, families and dependents who are in financial distress.

Family charity supporting local small charities in the Newcastle upon Tyne, Teesside and Aberdeen Area

Selling greeting space to family and friends. Printed in local newspaper

Medical, animal, children

Private family Charity which donates to causes as chosen by the family.

Such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit

The Community Council provides support and social activities for older people and in Moss Way Hall, Mossway,Family Centre Croxteth. We also provide activities for Children in Mossway Hall.

We raise monies to provide finance for equipment requested by hospital management. We provide comfort and support for patients particularly the old and those with no family or living far away.

HMBF aids selected organisations and persons/families living (or having lived) within about seven miles of Dean Row Unitarian Chapel.

We work very closely with Sutton Leisure & Sports, a charity which provides snooker & pool facilities for junior & senior players. We use their facilities for open days and exhibitions.Ensure planning applications keep within the rules of a Conservation area.Publisise village for public awareness of it's historical value.Organise Family Fun Days and assist with local village events.

Fundraising activities for the benefit of disabled pupils and their families.

Mentor children and young adults with special needs to gain independence, social skills and self confidence; Engage young people in Lincolnshire who have special needs in activities that will nourish their personal development; Provide excellent quality short breaks for young people aged 8 to 19 years; Provide advocacy services which meet the needs of young people and their families.

Provide general advice and information particularly to people of Bangladeshi origin with english as a second language.

THE FUND WAS ESTABLISHED AS A CHARITABLE TRUST FOR THE BENEFIT OF MEMBERS AND THIER FAMILIES

Augment the income of the charity called Family Care

Making monetary grants to or on behalf of our disabled members and their families according to our constitution. This is limited to the Wirral area.

To support Sickle Cell Anaemia sufferers and their families by providing information, advice and counsellingTo increase awareness and knowledge of Sickle Cell Anaemia disease amongst health professionals, adminstrators, carers, employers, community groups and the general publicOrganise seminars/conferences

To relieve poverty and Distress among freemasons and their families and to support local Registered Charities

The charity is responsible for the maintenance of Llanddewi Parish Hall for the benefit of the local community of Llanddewi and Knelston. To generate the funds required to maintain the hall and to meet insurance & other running costs the charity periodically organises social events at the hall and makes the hall available for use by locally based groups, families and individuals.

To provide an area that can be used by the whole village. Eg junior football - pitches/goals etc. Family fundays. Park area.

General support to children and young people suffering with cancer who have been treated at Birmingham Children's Hospital and their families.This support principally takes the form of information, refreshments in clinic, trips, outings and holidays, the latter being primarily at the Society's holiday caravan sited in Exmouth.These activities are supported by general fundraising.

The charity is aimed towards deprived families within the derwentside area this can be families we are involved with in a work capacity past and present although any family can join activity numbers permitting. the activities provided by the charity are summer trips usually 4 or 5 throughout july-september .